Palestinian Militants Warn Airlines Of Plans To Attack Tel Aviv airport With Rockets As Threat Of Israeli Ground Invasion In Gaza Grows -- Daily Mail
* Fourth day of Israeli air strikes in Gaza Strip kill 11 more Palestinians, as the total death toll approaches 100
* Palestinian militants respond by warning airlines flying in and out of Tel Aviv that they plan fresh rocket attacks
* Mahmoud Abbas says Israeli land operation in Gaza is imminent, claiming plans already have government approval
* Claimed Israeli army could move into area within hours during a meeting with representatives in the West Bank
* News comes as fresh wave of rocket attacks strike Israel, this time fired from Lebanon and hitting northern towns
* It is the first time missiles have been fired from Lebanon during four-days of rocket attacks by Hamas supporters
Palestinian militants have warned international airlines that they plan to attack Tel Aviv's main airport with rockets, as the threat of a Israeli ground invasion in Gaza grows.
A fourth day of Israeli air strikes on the Gaza Strip killed 11 more Palestinians today raising the death toll in the coastal enclave to at nearly 100, most of them civilians, Palestinian officials said.
The air strikes are in response to a barrage of rockets fired from within Gaza - more than 500 in the last week alone - one of which seriously injured an Israeli man when it hit a fuel tanker at a petrol station in Ashdod this morning.
Earlier today Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas claimed Israel is only hours away from launching a ground attack on Gaza, as tensions in the area continue to escalate.
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